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Durban Poison Feminized Reviews

4.9 Rating 98 Reviews
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Durban Poison Feminized Seeds are sativa-dominant cannabis seeds associated with South African landrace heritage, selected by MSNL for resilience, adaptability, and consistent performance across varied grow environments. These feminized seeds suit growers seeking tall plants, strong light response, and a clear, energetic sativa profile rather than compact or fast-finishing varieties. Type: Sativa-dominant feminized cannabis seeds Life Cycle: 8-10 week flowering period (photoperiod) Height: Tall plants requiring vertical space Flavor: Spicy, sweet, earthy with vanilla undertones Climate: Performs well in warm, arid, and subtropical conditions Stability: Selected for environmental resilience and consistent growth Not ideal for: Small indoor spaces or low-light setups Browse all Feminized Seeds

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“Truly a most sativa of an experience! These plants grow large and hardy, yield more than well. Highly recommended if looking for that classic Sativa feel”
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Posted 4 years ago
“So far so good”
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Posted 4 years ago
“Best seed bank I've ever dealt with!!!! Super nice selection. Also lots of information on seeds. Also on growing. I'm 74 . Been smoking and growing since I was 14. Still do! Thank you! 10 stars.”
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Posted 4 years ago
“I've read many presentations and MSNL Debon Poison seems to be the best! Try it this time! I will keep updating!”
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Posted 4 years ago
“Great”
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Posted 4 years ago
“Copiuse amounts of heads”
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Posted 4 years ago
“Thanx for the order....”
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Posted 4 years ago
“I love this strain, am growing 2 right now. Well worth the wait. MSNL has all of the most popular stain, but this is my favorite. Also I really appreciate how they rotate the sale promotions and offer two for one offers on hard to find strains periodically. Thank you guys.”
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Posted 4 years ago